Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-28
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: r.
i. Pairo TO Isaac Hazlett, lot B. Rosemount,
s.a,412.22. James Kelly, trustee, ct al to Eliza
beth Bitner, part 6, 50. Is; $3.50 Mary " Allen
TO Virginia smith, sub lot 49, so. 1886; $1,000
Mary E Calvert ct al to P. Robinson, lot TO- block
z, E1fngham Place; $3.50. TheO- Schwan to Mary
ii. Myers, lot Is, block 81, Columbia Heights;
Chevy Chase. &C.; $4,000. G. F. Graham TO G. C.
Glover, in tr1sI same property; s4l,5OO. F..
sub lois :s3 to 136, So. 7OI: $4,000 r. T. Petit to
b. II. Warner, PIT. To- So 81; g. B. II. Warner
t. a . B WafGsr eS al In tps Pt 15 s;
c. B. Rheem to g. E. Emmons, et al,
Fiefse r. g. sssae sssoS
3 Norment 10 James t. Ward, sub lot 9S, so. 20:
s. S;H. Walker to same, subs 81 and 81 do; =,
$50; ;. T. W. smith to j. H. Mari, lots IL to ii.
40, 50. TBS: $500. j. B. Winner to A. Lewis lott,
19 and 1911s. DIX. A. Reno; $40. C. c. Duncanson
G a Mars 01 81 sr 81 and
e al % MARY T. ksgsi. pf 5, blk 3, Emsghsm;
751, and subs - and 81. p B. T. & d. 8 addition 70
West WashingtOn; $4,000. p. Ii. Christman to
NaIy sfg1n sa a. s sS 20 Denny to
City 70 j. NJ Hose, sub lot 2 So no; 3, 500. j.
T. Ward to 5. IL. Walker, sub lots 90 and 50, SD.
20: s. Amanda Belknap TO +. \. Lutz, lot A. So
245; s6,657-75. James L. Barbour TO d. K Hack
man, sub "a, sd 81: s2,7OO. T. E. Waggaman ct
A. Nxs 10 6 a L. Philips San!p p5, g. So u: 1851:
1O6s; A,413-s9. Scott Mechener to Rachel A.
sInoot same property; 3: susan stewart to
John sherman, trustee, To d. w. Patterson, lots 3
and Il, block 81. Columbia Heights; 5, s32 81
. NJ. WhipPie 10 Z. H. smith, parts IA and Is, 50.
E1o; $500 Elizabeth Lautner TO Ella v. KauT-
nan, part ., So 564; - Virginia Smith ct al TO
Jane C. cunningham, e. j g. So. 1888; q, 2O3 30.
Il Z. Norris TO Anna j. Bliss, lot 50, sub Long
Meadows; 8 sophia $ hall 70 j.. ID. Cameron,
par OF Widows Mite; 39.56s.75. Jennie E. Rose
Grams 10 ~ j. Fitzgerald, part ID, 81. sos; 81 32.
VII Nayl0r 70 j. G. NaylOr, Jr, sub lot 81 sd 5I4;
$500 J. c. Hester 10 F. Bernei lots so to So, So
pt. L, 81. $50; see4.30. W. s. Thompson 10 Mary
d Vance, lot Ia, 80. 42l; 5000, Luretta d. Tur-
Ney TO D: r. Forrest pit ei9, 50, Fps: West Wash
Lot l. blk 1i2, Burieith; 5. Lucy Z. Cartwright
10 Jonn c. Poor. same property; g. W. X Wood
Keaiy 70 Jas. F. HOOD, lots and g. 50. SAT: s@.
joan Patch 70 4. w CollamOre, lot 9, so. 1921
sla34 T. Kirby TO A. Lully, lots Us 10 20, So re;
$3.50. X. Goldschmid 20 r. F. Bradley. lot in. So
20; s13,50o. k1ttie McLachlen TO Belle Coleman,
sub y, sd 723: 81 $50. ii. \. WadswOrth to Emily
Homestead to w IT, A. Wormley, sub N, 81. Is.e:
$500 j. ID. Cameron TO A Barnwell, pit. Widows
Mite, acres and IA poles; SO, 900. +. G. Hom1l-
ler TO W H. GunniSon, trustee. pit Alliance: 8.
Julia ODea et al N X. Garrett sub lot TO- So I6I
ss23s. b; T. Leighton to Presbyterian Alliance,
pts: 81 and 81, So ss5; 81, d5973 Carrie A. Ha-
MEL, SUBJ 81, do; g. G. c. Ainslee 10 same, sub
81, do; 3. so Caroline F. schemmllfennig. lot
IL, So s64; =, -. Jane A Crown 10 Ii. W. Fluid,
pts IL and Is, ST. BOB; $1,000.
TIE CITY NARKErs.-The Official price current
OF the Washington Produce Exchange says: The
Hour market continues strong, with scarcity OF
low grades. The supply OF good milling grades OF
Offering OF corn and oats is liberal and supply
ample. There Is fair Offering OF hay not so much
OF choice as medium grade timothy. Continued
large receipts or butter during past week have
caused further reduction IN prices and greater
Caution on part OF buyers IN their selections The
supply OF eggs IS steady and demand fair Receipts
from nearby scarce and light, but somew hat iib-
eral from Western shipping stations The Old
fowl marset broke down under liberal rece,0fs
and light demand Spring chickens not plentiful
and wanted The demand for green fruit is sup
piled 10y oranges, bananas, pine apples, and straw
dealers md difficulty IN obtaining quoted
values. The supply OF new Is improving but mar
ket Is steady. straWoerries have been In good de-
Inand all the week and receipts lighter, but to-
days receipts large and prices OF cent or
Two; look for good market next week.
TIE INDEPENDENT METHODIsTs.-The Washing
ton Association OF the Independent Methoiists be-
gan It's annual session Thursday at Trinity L nj.
Church, corner 10Th and v streets northwest. and
adjourned last evening TO meet next year In Rich
Inond Tine ministers go 10 their new fields OF
labor as follows: Rev. Alexander Morris returns To
Raleigh, n. c.; Rev. Norah Warner 10 Richmond.
Rev. ". III. Thomas to Baltimore, Rev. T. jenkins
VIE fenn Kew Payne Trnta s W ~ hnOS-
ton, D. c.; Rev. Handy TO Northwest Baltimore
Rev. Jane Jackson 10 Baltimore County, Rev. X
A Payne, president for the District Of Columbia
and Virginia; Rev. W. III. Thomas, president for
Maryland; Rev. Alex. Morris, secretary; Rev. T..
Jenkins, treasurer
THE FUNERAL or MRS. MooRE.-The remains OF
the late MIS- Elizabeth A. Moore, widow OF the
Glenwood cemetery. The funeral services were
conducted at the residence or MIR. w. ID. Mack,
son-in-law OF the deceased, and were attended By
her relatives and many friends